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Jammu to Pahalgam (315 km) can be covered by taxi/bus from Tourist Reception Centre or by air to Srinagar and then by road to Pahalgam.
Pahalgam, 96 km from Srinagar, is famous for its beauty and rivers Lidder & Aru. Good hotels and free Langars at Nunwan Camp are available.
16 km from Pahalgam, connected by mini buses. The trail runs along the Lidder River with scenic views. Langars provide food to Yatris.
A steep climb from Chandanwari. Myth says Devtas and Rakshas fought here for Darshan, and Rakshas' bodies formed this peak.
Named after its seven peaks, Sheshnag offers stunning lake views and glaciers. Legends of love and revenge are narrated here.
After Mahagunas Pass, Panjtarni offers breathtaking scenery but harsh winds. Pilgrims camp here on the 3rd night.
Final destination with natural Shivling. Pilgrims also see smaller Shivlings of Maa Parvati and Shri Ganesh.
The distance between Jammu and Baltal can be covered by Taxis/Buses available at Tourist Reception Centre, J&K or one can come to Srinagar by air and then reach Baltal by road. The route followed is:
Situated 96 Kms from Srinagar, Pahalgam is known all over the world for its beauty. Lidder and Aru Rivers and high mountains kiss the valley. Good Hotels are available for accommodation. Free Langars by NGOs at Nunwan Yatri Camp, 6 kms before Pahalgam. Pilgrims camp at Pahalgam for the first night.
Jammu – Udhampur – Kud – Patnitop – Ramban – Banihal – KaziGund – Anantnag – Srinagar – Sonamarg – Baltal. The journey (400 km) passes through beautiful valleys, waterfalls, and greenery, giving a refreshing experience.
Holy Cave is 14 km from Baltal and can be reached by foot, ponies, or dandies for senior citizens. The kuchha road is narrower than the Chandanwari route, with steep rises and falls, but allows same-day return.